1. Moving to Australia
2. Moving to New Zealand
3. Moving to United States
4. Moving to United Kingdom
5. Moving to Singapore
6. Moving to Saudi Arabia
7. Moving to Sri Lanka
8. Moving to Japan
9. Moving to China
10. Moving to Indonesia
11. Moving to South Africa
12. Moving to France
13. Moving to Germany
14. Moving to Thailand
15. Moving to India
16. Moving to Canada
17. Moving to Hongkong
18. Moving to Malaysia

Moving to United States

• Passport (copy) showing personal data and photo page
• Visa (copy)
• Customs Form 3299 "Declaration for Free Entry of Unaccompanied Articles"
• Supplement Declaration for Unaccompanied Personal and Household Effects
• Power of Attorney Form authorizing Destination Agent to act on Customer's behalf in liaisons with U.S. Customs

• Shipment must clear at first port of arrival unless arrangements have been made to move shipment in-bound to a port of entry
• Used household goods and personal effects can be imported duty-free:
  • If items purchased abroad are not for resale or for use by another person, and have been in owner's possession for at least one year
  • Professional equipment which was owned and used abroad is also generally duty-free

• New items (less than one year old), inheritance items, and gifts are dutiable
• Sales receipts may be required on new items
• Medicine
• must have either a prescription or written statement from doctor stating that the medicine is required for physical well-being
• ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
• Strongly recommend not shipping with household goods
• FEDERAL, STATE and LOCAL REGULATIONS, DUTIES and TAXES apply
• Certain ports are "Dry Ports" and alcohol cannot be imported at that location; alcohol is not permitted in those states
• Customer must provide name, quantity, size of bottle, alcohol content , value per bottle, and date purchased